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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Rama claims neutralized drone plot as student protests turn violent
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Austria
— Government trades university cuts for child savings accounts
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Belgium
— Undercover investigation finds church exploits young members
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Revised vote counts shift seats in regional and federal parliaments
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Bulgaria
— Hidden files reveal state security secrets
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Croatia
— National footballer found in pool of blood as ultra leader flees
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Cyprus
— Overnight field fire destroys dozens of old cars
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Czechia
— Babiš calls Senate election result catastrophic as ANO fails to win a seat
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Denmark
— Bomb found in residential entrance as signal to gang
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Estonia
— Eighteen parents sue to stop 8 AM school starts
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Finland
— Data brokers sell locations of soldiers and politicians
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France
— Riots and looting sweep cities after half a million join protests
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Germany
— Alexander Schweitzer sworn in as Labour Minister following Bas resignation
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Greece
— Kimberly Guilfoyle's diplomatic tenure revealed as political issue.
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Hungary
— Former ruling system figures expected to resign
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Iceland
— Highland accident claims one life
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Ireland
— Health service overspends budget by €250m on agency staff
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Italy
— Protest over cost of living turns into urban warfare in Milan
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Kosovo
— Inspectorate recommends suspension of five officers for sexual harassment
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Latvia
— United List deputies reveal coalition picks before talks begin
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Lithuania
— Authorities find drone wreckage in Pasvalys after air alert
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Luxembourg
— Editors look abroad for news as domestic stories dry up
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Malta
— Prisoners allegedly used mobile phones to coordinate murder plot
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Moldova
— Six officials detained in food safety corruption sweep
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Montenegro
— Police probe recruitment after citizen dies fighting abroad.
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Netherlands
— Cabinet shifts infrastructure funds from expansion to maintenance
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North Macedonia
— Police seize drugs and weapons in 40-site raid
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Norway
— Mother warned of danger two weeks before son was killed by sword
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Poland
— Military searches for unidentified object near Lublin
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Portugal
— Housing protesters camp overnight in Lisbon square
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Romania
— Liberal Party votes to install government it will not join
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Serbia
— Ministry allegedly pays diaspora groups to support ruling party
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Slovakia
— Opposition leaders reunite for rally at SNP Square
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Slovenia
— Investigation into million-euro deal raises questions about land permits
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Spain
— Socialists name new spokesperson as party leadership shifts before polls
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Sweden
— Kiruna explosion leaves mining town in darkness
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Switzerland
— Earthquake near Linthal felt nationwide
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Ukraine
— Russian drones hit Volyn factory as blackout emergency spreads
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United Kingdom
— Children's Commissioner declares 'state of emergency' on young people's lives
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